Silicon‐ and tin‐containing molecules are versatile building blocks in organic synthesis. A stalwart method for their preparation relies on the stoichiometric use of silicon‐ and tin‐based cuprates, although a few copper(I)‐catalyzed or even copper‐free protocols have been known for decades. In this Concept, we describe our efforts towards copper(I)‐catalyzed carbonsilicon and also carbontin bond formations using soft bis(triorganosilyl) and bis(triorganostannyl) zinc reagents as powerful sources of nucleophilic silicon and tin. Conjugate addition, allylic substitution, and carboncarbon multiple bond functionalization is now catalytic in copper!